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Do you want to learn the Investment Secrets of the greatest investors of all time?
This investment course teaches you a powerful strategy which the greatest investors of our time, like Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger and Seth Klarman, use to earn billions on the stock market: Value Investing.
It is a human instinct to use the price to judge value. People express their wealth and their social status by buying expensive things. Hence, the more a stock rises, the more people believe, instinctively, that there must be something good about it. Although we tend to instinctively look for bargains, we don't always make correct judgements about the value of things.
Value investors do not invest in stocks just because the stocks are cheap or expensive. Value investing, in simple terms, is the skill to invest in high quality stocks which are undervalued.
Why value investing?
Value investing appeals to those who like to get good deals for big profits. Investing in securities that are presently underpriced will help gaining higher returns in the future. Value investors have the eyes to notice the quality stocks which are trading for a less price. As the time goes by, the underestimated asset eventually reveals its true worth and yield fruit.
Furthermore, many investors like the margin of safety provided by a stock that is purchased for less than what it is inherently worth. An underestimated security is traded significantly below its valuations thus the loss-associated risk is minimised. There is no guarantee the stock price won't fall further, but it does make additional share-price declines less probable and less dramatic.
For those who see themselves as defensive investors without much tolerance for risk, a good value stock can provide both protection against losing money and the potential to cash in once the stock market recognizes the stock's true value.
Value investing is a proven strategy. Successful value investing is based on a profound fundamental analysis, rather than emotions. Value investing was first started by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd in 1928. For over a century, the strategy has been in use. Value investing has proven to be a successful investment strategy over time.
In this course, I will teach you how value investing works, and the key principles of value investing, like intrinsic value, Mr Market and Margin of Safety. We will learn from the Father of Value Investing, Benjamin Graham and the Oracle of Omaha.
Albert Einstein said, "Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it... he who doesn't... pays it."
Value investing makes the most of the magnifying power of compounding. Your investments increase dramatically if you investing the right way. Thus in this course you will discover the three important factors to compound your investments.
If you are serious about investing your hard-earned savings then enrol right now. Every day the value of savings is decreasing due to inflation. And you miss out the compounding growth could have brought you from investing.
I spent 9 years learning this stuff and months to compress all this knowledge into this course, it's really a steal! If this course helps you to buy just 1 good stock or avoid 1 bad stock, you'll already have earned your money and time back.